HTML5 Audio, Video, and WebRTC
Pluralsight
Course Summary
In this course, you'll get hands-on examples of building your own media players on top of HTML5 APIs. Exercise files for this course are available at: http://happyworm.com/courses/fem-html5media/.
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Course Description
HTML5 gives us power beyond what we've had before through native APIs in the browser delivering rich media, realtime effects and communication. In this course, you'll get hands-on examples of building your own media players on top of HTML5 APIs. You'll dive into camera support with getUserMedia, WebRTC for realtime communication, video effects with canvas, and get introduced to the Web Audio API for low-level audio support.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 12m 42s
—Introduction to HTML5 Media 12m 42sAudio and Video Basics- 38m 24s
—Support 4m 25s
—Containers and Implementation 9m 4s
—HTML5 Video With Fallback 6m 26s
—Assignment 1 - Build a Player 4m 10s
—Assignment Media Files 4m 49s
—Mark's Projects 7m 59s
—Assignment 1 – Solution 1m 27sTools and Configuration- 11m 33sIntroduction to the Media API- 24m 2sBuffering, Seeking, Preloading, and the User Experience- 37m 30sSubtitles and Playback Rate- 34m 52sCanvas and WebGL- 45m 51sWebRTC- 41m 26sAdvanced Audio- 25m 51sWrap-Up- 37m 58s
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